Spain: Spanish Fodder Production and Exports Set to Recover in New Marketing Year

  |   Attaché Report (GAIN)   |   SP2024-0014
After hitting bottom during the previous season, Spain’s fodder production and exports are set to recover in MY 2024/25. A combination of higher area and yields are projected to bring fodder production to average levels. However, weak demand in export markets, namely the United Arab Emirates, and increased competition by other suppliers may prevent Spain’s exports from fully recovering to pre-MY 2023/24 export levels.

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